Lil Nas X has seemingly apologized following the backlash of his “J CHRIST” video, where he dresses up as Jesus Christ.

“I’m not the first person to dress up as Jesus, I’m not the first rapper, I’m not the first artist, and I won’t be the last,” he said in the clip.

“I did not mean it as like a cannibalism thing or whatever the freak. But, I do apologize for that. I will say I am sorry for that, that was overboard. Though I don’t agree with all of Christianity’s rules or what not, I know not everybody follows Christianity by the book 100% or you know the world would be a lot crazier. But I do apologize for that. This is not like, to get everybody on my good side or what not, this is more so to clear my own head about my own decisions. I know I messed up like, really bad this time. And I can act unbothered all I want but it’s definitely taking a mental toll on me,” he said.

Several celebrities were offended by the rapper who is known for trolling. For his last rollout, he was seen giving the devil a lapdance and snapping his neck.

The rapper claims he is not out to destroy people’s values.

Lil Nas X is trying to clean up the mess that his “J Christ” single has caused in the Christian community … but the damage might be done, if these artists’ reactions mean anything.

Mr. Montero hopped on IG on Monday to apologize for all the backlash but also admitted he was surprised by the level of hate he received all the same.

Lil Nas X says he figured the masses would have picked up on his satire … namely, him combatting Satan in the video and turning away from the dark side, so to speak. He goes on to say the Jesus inspo was aimed to be a metaphor for his resurrected career.

He does admit, however, that his communion promo video perhaps took things too far … he apologizes for the antics … while denying he’s the anti-Christ sent to ruin family values.

Despite Nas X’s I’m-sorry … several of today’s top Christian rappers may beg to differ … they think his new “J Christ” campaign openly mocks their religion and they’re not going for it!!!

Dee-1 is no stranger to calling out artists he feels are leading fans down dark paths and posted up next to a mural of Lil Nas X … and warned him his record label Columbia Records was allowing him to be a crash dummy for Christians.

Dee suggested LNX was suffering from “church hurt” — shunned for being gay but still told him to cut it out.

Lecrae, the first rapper to ever win a Grammy for Best Gospel Album, echoed similar thoughts and urged his following to pray for LNX — arguing he’s not a lost cause, yet.

Hurricane Chris — who told us he credited Jesus for his not guilty verdict after being acquitted of murder — was far less forgiving and threatened to resurrect the Crusades … and slide for his Lord and Savior against what he perceives as the evil in Nas X’s song.

Time will tell how sincere LNX is here … on its face, it sounds like he’s kinda serious. Time to hit confession and seek penance???